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Of assets are nor loading fast enough, then it might. But in general it won't upgrade your performance

What a Christmas gift was that? I don't know if I can hope, but let's hope they ll upload something

If your PC so not have drivers for WiFi or Ethernet, plug your smartphone via USB, and choose USB tethering, so your PC will have internet to download the said drivers

I hope that it works with windows and exports to fbx, so that we ll have an option for cheap and good mocap suits

This sounds so strange for non Americans. Just so you know

It's a 2 years old processor, running android. Why won't you get a smartphone? Most smartphones play android games, and if you are about to spend 400$ on that device, just spend a few more on your smartphone and get a better device

https://youtu.be/m6-juFXR9c0 that's another unknown CPU. Thins is that server chips don't need to be good at million things as game ones, so I guess there are more players there.

Cruise, a general motors self driving startup started it's own diy Chip, for it's autonomous driving feature like many tech companies doing those days. Choosing their own path, according to analysts will cost them about 100 million dollars Quotes My thoughts Nvidia on it's keynote spent a lot of time talking about their chip on autonomous cars, but since Tesla is too big and doing it's own Chips (and as far as I know machine learning), and then a general motors company is too small to afford them, I wonder who will actually use them. It's is strange to me that 100 million is the price that a company will pay to go it's own path, but at the same time it's not enough to even negotiate with Nvidia. Then there is the prediction of even more companies to move out to do their own Chips. I thought that Nvidia will start by losing money to be competitive, to create market share on a relatively new market, but I guess I was wrong on that Sources The quotes are from morning brew emails so I can't Link them https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/upset-by-high-prices-gms-cruise-develops-its-own-chips-self-driving-cars-2022-09-14/

Google can't have a good face unlock, but it can detect your lying face! I feel like we have much way to go before we have something accurate

I imagine people reading it as USB for two

I remember the huge case of Harley and Davidson that lost a parent from Indian bike about a complex engine, and it was a big deal. Now they patent basic shapes...

LG does good TV OLED, Samsung good OLED smartphone screens, that was the thing for years

Today, I ve learn that Autodesk is not only for cad, 3D modeling and animation

About who to trust, Samsung has the fab to produce the nand, I think the controller as well, and I don't know about the PCB, they are also the falinal producer of the overall hardware. I don't believe they have the absolute 100% of the product, but they sure have a huge percentage of it, so I guess they are to be trusted. It's a guess, but they wouldn't slaughter their own products

They actually will 7:33 on the video it is the transfer of big files for many hours. It's common for server workloads, and not relevant to gaming or other personal usecases. But still, it's something different than the addvertised specs, so i don't know what else will be different over the next months or years

Summary Acording to Nada from techtesters (youtube channel), ADATA sent her a review sample that performed differently than a sample that she bought from the shelves herself as a consumer. The shelf unit was a bit older, but run the same firmware, had the same cooling, same memory, but different stickers, proving that the reviewr sample was made in Taiwan and the retail made in China The overall performance looked similar and the differences were within the margin of error, until she got to the consistency where the performance was way off. As it appears on the graph, the reviewer sample was about 3.5 faster than the retail one As a reminder, ADATA was the manufacturer who started the convertation on the subject of manufacturers changing components, after their initial review I will have the LTT video on the sources It is of course, just one reviewer and just two pieces of hardware, but it is hard to follow a product like that and buy many of them over months or years to chech if the manufacturer is lying or keeping the components uncchanged Quotes My thoughts Truth is that consistency is the most irrelevant for most people, because not many of us use huge loads of big files, transefering for hours and hours, but this is maybe only the beggining, and the other parts will soon change, making the nvme slower on things that matter for other use cases Nvme ssdz are the parts that i, and i believe not many of us check after we install them on our systems, mostly because it's hard timewise to do so, and alongside with PSUz, we are expected them to just work and don't die, but those stories, makes it hard to trust the products and the reviewers. I guess that we actually need the Lab to test those things Sources

https://wccftech.com/intel-raptor-lake-core-i9-13900k-core-i5-13600k-cpu-benchmarks-leaked-13th-gen-core-i9-up-to-10-faster-than-5950x-i5-up-to-97-faster-than-5600x/ for extra reading. It seems impressive

Not the Kim OS?

Americans be like: we are the bad guys??? That's wrong! Yeah. Everyone is gathering days from everyone and for China, USA is gathering data, as it is on the opposite side, and eu tries to protect itself as well

We are talking about top tier products, and not entry/ mid tier cards. Also where was that "prediction guy" back at 2017 to predict 2020, so that AMD would buy double the fab capacity for GPUz from tsmc? Predictions are predictions, not reality

You obviously know more than me on finance and so on, and I don't think that any of the companies that you mentioned above "have to" lower their profit, since they sell luxury items anyway. Also we can't really assume safely their profit because rnd cannot be accurate because it's divided by the amount of products that they will sell eventually (Total rnd cost/ amount of units sold), drivers support cost, also we don't know their fail rates and so on. My point is that it's kinda good for the end user that they make that much, because then they will spend more for the aforementioned things, and we will enjoy a stable product that is evolving really fast in comparison to the majority of the other products that we use daily

if you were on 3D animation, you 'd know that everybody else is giving zero fucks for us, and Nvidia, as a monopoly, still provides big features for rendering, AI etc. So no, i will not crap on them for being expencive, i know they make about 60% profit per unit, but they still do things right and my world wouldnt be the same without them. Btw if i was a gamer only, i could have a different opinion, but untill then, Nvidia all the way

Reading your personal opinion... What a fanboy. The only right way to buy any product is to judge based on benchmarks for your personal needs and use cases and budget. It's actually good that they have a good marketing team to keep the lights on, even if you don't like it. On a business THAT big, you either be a good guy and die early, or you make as much money as possible and become the bigger fish

Well I m Greek and hearing that that's uncommon and it reaches governments and whatnot makes me smile and cry at the same time

Some of us are older and you were here before Instagram and other social media, so we can see the difference between real and take. But some teens have grew up in an era where those things existed, and the probably can't see those things, because they don't really have a reference without that